The Sun. — London, England, 1810-06-30 00:00:00

seeing. his 11-TlF.ity so soon as we expeEted ; he will repair by another read to Bud', where he intends to spend a`•out t hree weeks. He will then go back to Bolitinia, and return: with the Einpress: • An extensive district of the left bank of the Da nube, near Moravia, has considerably stiffered by the hail. The harvest is excellent through the greater part of Aust JUNE 9:—Next month is to !pecan ied into 4xecut ion thepa•ent of the 18 t h May, cor)cerning the tailing in and. the supprcssi .n of tht. bank-notes. Marshal Count, Dittrichstein is President of the Commission.:. the Counsellors and other Officers are all appoint ed. The necessary number of . sinking-fund bills is also rea ;v. It is not yet known Who is to replace C+ runt O'Donnel. • VgNick, •Juzic is.—The English have At last , giVen up their ridiculous enterprite. against Mali., titocco and Chiozza. It is true that. they threw some grenades and some Congreve kets into Chrozza, but thei . were so afraid of our 24-pounders and or our red-hot balls,that no damage was done. Their . rockets did not reach their object 'they aff-et to inenaee Co' rfu but they dare not venture to make a serious attack. • They know that in that island preparations have been made to ' receive them, and thpuhish them fur their rtiodomontade. Coitcu, May •23.-. l Vsr have this instantreceived the news of a s ! ::rious rnisuuderstai . kJing having broken out, between the En t 4iish a:;d the Ottoman Porte. Our island is' in want of nothing whatever. The • garri3on are' very anxious that the Engli s h ,sh ou ld ctupt a landing. Their cruizing does not oc casion the . slightest interruption to our continual conamitnications with all the Adriatic ports. The hartest promises .to be very abundant. The inha bitants daily bless the Frei.ch Government which . has taken them under its proteation. The marriage of his Majesty the Emperor and King was celebrated liere by public fetes. The Governor-General gave a wand dinner to the Members of the first Public M."Julieti Bessieres, the Imperial Ex- Commissary, set sail on the 3d instant, with a fa vourable wind. Gottenburgh, t Cadiz, i Lisbon, t Dublin, Mori-turd. PRICE OF STocKs TUTS DAY AT TWILLVL O'CLOCK. Consols for Opening 7; Omnium - • . fl Ls, S UN. soLEm QV!S UtCERE FALSUM A UDE A T ? LUAVU , SATURDAY, JUNE 30, 1810. We have received French Pipers to the 2.5 th inst. They contain some detach of very unimportant opera 4 tions in Spain, but no account whatever is given of S,FAAST I N Corps; there is therefore ti tr 0 n ground to believe that the accounts in the Spanish papers respeEting the defeat of tbat Odic( r are fotiudvd.— 'nese papers state that NEY had comtneaced the siege of Ciudad Rodetigo. The following, intelligeoLe was 0114 morning re ceived at Llo ) :--The Illustrious man of war, with the Earl Camden, Wexford, Arniston, and in chester Indiamen, arrived at the Cape of Good Hope the 61h April, and sailed the IG.h for Bombay. The Itaisonable man of war, Charwell sloop of war, and Caledon, with the Devoynes Inditiman'and I)iadern transport under convoy, sailed from the Cape for England the Ist April. The Inconstant frigate, with the Streatham, Ocean, and Tottenham lndiamen under convoy, sailed from the Cape- for England on the 6th of April. The Windham sailed from Cape Town, the 18th April, fur Sit - 11011'S Bay, ,to wait convoy to Bengal. The following homeward-bound East-Indiamen arrived at St. Helena, May 4 : The Castle Eden, Marquis of Exeter, Henry Addington, Dover Castle, Devonshire, Northampton, Walthamstow, Retreat, Lord Duncan, Metcalf, Europe, Union, Baring Lord Castlereagh, Lady Castlereagh, Melville, Surrey; Mar: quis Wellesley, Carnatic, Cambrian, country.ship, and the Penang frigate. Several reports were in circulation this morning respecting some skirmishes which were . said to have taken place on the frontiers of - Portugal between the Mills!) arid French armies. We can Undertake po si,ively to state, that no.official intelligence to that effect has been received ; -and we know, as we have 'already stated, that at the date of Lord WELLING.. TON's last Dispatches he did not expel a battle would soon take place. It will be seen in our Law Report that the Ac tions brought . by Si; FRANCIS BURDETT against the I SEktJEANT AT ARMS and Lo r d'M ol i cA will be4ried ac Bar, in' ALchnelmas Term next. The Case of the Atlion against the SPEAKER "will be argued on Demurrer. Yesterday morning /IN MA,fEsTir, the Dukes of KENT and CAMBRIDGE, Princeses AUGUSTA and SOPHIA, took au airing in Windsor Orent. Park, for Iwo bow ; they were accornpanied by Lady Cor, L I VER, GcllCri#ll6 GARTH and FITZROY, and Cidonel TAYLOR. Her MAJESTY and Princess. ELIZABETH visited Pfifieetts who, we are linppy to say, is a linle better. Hi.; MAJEsTY and Princesses AtTG'UsTA and SoPHIA also visited her, as they do daily. his Royal Highness the Duke of CAMBRIDGE, Sir DAVID DciNDAS, Earl MOtRA, the Adjutant-General, Arid several Stair Officer's, met ydstertiay forenoon at the Governor's House in the Tower. The object of this visit has nut tranpiri,•.l REVALTIOAT iN SOUTH AMERICA. In addition to the intelligence which we have al ready laid before our readers upon this important suhjed, we:have how to state that the Governor fr and principal Officers have beeti banished to North America, and a new Governor elected. The , fol lowing Proclamation was' issued by the new Govern ment, upon its establishment : PROCLAMATION OF THE SUPREME JUNTA OF CUMANA, ISSUED ON 28TH APRIL LAST. THAT OCCASION, The Supreme Junta of Government, established in this _CapitalACht mune of his Majesty FEUDI: NAND VII. (whom 'God 'iireserve), to its Inhabi tants, and to those of the Provinces of New An dalusia, and New Barcelona. " People of Cumana--People of Bare,.lona--In-. habitants who dwell on the soil of these provinces of Is4few Andalusia and New Barcelona ; loyal and beloved countrymen, listen and hive ear to the reasons and. Causes from which has originated the , form of Government recently inst I! wed—h.:tett and attend to them, that if by chance there should be among you any who, cl,ubting of the existence of such serious encutnstances, disapprove, without sufficient leLe tion, of the plan, or from too much tirnidiy, think it impracticable, or from want of iritormatiow supp(le the respedable members whe c 4npose it not properly authorized ; you may now come to the know ledge of facts, o( which the whole universe is and has been witness; remain quiet in the hope, that harmor,y, unanimity, and,all the social virtues being' combined in the appointmeirs which lot m. the basis of the edifice of our common security, we Shall ren der our names immortal, and hand down to our posterity the enjoyment of peace and future felicity, " You must have heard, since our beloved Sove reign Don FERDINAND the Seventh was proclaimed King, the state of confusion with which Spain has been overwhelmed for want of its lawful' head; you must have also heard of the ruin and destruction . caused to its inhabitants by the criminal and pertidi- • pus GODOY, in intelligence with the Emperor of the French, assisted by sonic of its 0:'11 us, naiural chil dren, ‘vlick, seconding the views of that ferocious tyrant, did not stop to sacrifice their country by every means in their power ; and hmilly, you are not ignorant that the Central Junta of Government of the King torn of Spain, -created in. . the natne of our Sovetogn Lurd, FERDINAND the Seventh, has dissolved itself in consequence irruptions of the enemy, or whit is yet more certain, by the unfortu nate corruptioc and venality inherent to the ameriok despotic government. ".• In this state of things, not being able to pre serve the country without a chief to govern it, the provinces of America began to reflect on * the best-mode of constituting a Government to preserve themselves from the disorders attendant on anarchy, and the invasion of the tyrant rand finally, some of . them have established legal Congresses, by means of the authority which, tliolugh vested by the people in ;heir Kings, have, ueverthless, preserved in their Cabildos a similar authority, which might be brought into at in all cases of emergency, and more especially in such a crisis as the present. " One of the first which ha signalized itself on this , occasion is the capital of Venezuela (Ca raccas), which, well aware of the melancholy situation of affairs in Spain, and extinction of its authority, determined, at once, on 'the wisest and properest Measures to be .adopted, by. convokes ing the Notable's of the Distri6t, and electing, by suffrage, a certain number from the whole; to form a Supreme-Junta, and, by suspending from their, re spective offices all these who held the principal em-, ploy mews under Government i either because the. 'authority under which they were constituted Lavin& ceased to exist, or . because .their opinions being op. Posed to those which we cherish, they were Consi dered hostile to the present order of things. " This change has not been made by a tumultuous mob, but by a wise, prudent, and deliberate convo cation. Do not imagine tlit although the - principal authorities have been deposed, others have not been appointed to nir their .places :—No the Govern- ment has been changed as to individuals, bilt the le-, gitnate authorities have been re-established, and ac knowledged in their ssuccessors. " This important and urgent'determination has been communicated by the wise Junta of Caraccas to the Illustrious Cabildo of this city (and not to the former Qovernor, Colonel Don EUSEBIO ESCUDERO, -who has been deposed), and enjoining the necessity of conspiring all to the same end, by coalescing to gether to work for the common cause. • " The Cabildo, no less prudent than penetrated by the natural impulsion which aauated tne minds of those faithful people, immediately assembled to decide on what was expedient to be done, in fol lowing so laudable an example; and having met in congregation, in the Town-hall, all the individuals who compose it, and many of the principal inhabi tams of the City, they there celebrated a solemn Aet, by which the following persons were elected u govern the province, by the tnatihnous suffrage of the voles of the whole Cabildo mid a vein pact of the iuhatiitani 5. PRE,SIDLtIT. Dort FRANCISCO XAVIER MAY 2 ) Alcack of the First Elediou. VICE-TREsiDENT. Darn FRANCISCO YLL Alcade of the First Dec / tion. • Elti Trrill'LF - CT 0 R S. Don . 1 0011'11 RAMIgliEt, Don GERONIMO AIARTINEZ, DOll FIrANC ISCO SANCIigZ, DUO DOMINGO MAY.Z, Don JO•E JESU4 ALCAL - A, Don MANUEL MILLAN,,. . Don JOS,E SA NT( , $ ) Don JUAN BERNIUICIEt I - for_the Planters ; DOD•JUAN-MANUEL TEXADO, foi. the Merchants; DO4l--P-E.DRO•MEXLA4 7 -lor- he—Peepki-ef-C,Aolotw-i-- Doetor Don . MA hIANCY CORA, for ihe'PeOfrii; l Licentiate Don ANDitc . CiLLEJpN, for the Cle.rgy;i Calitilitr - JosOlonEs, for the Military ; Doctor Don JUA';;m . Aiki . iNE'i,HikS4JgE;ll Don DIEGO VALLI:NH.I,S Societar}r: . • • tonsequencd • hereof, th . ii ha§ assumed all th faculties and, vested in, and administered: .by illet Colonel Doh: EiISEBIO ESCUDEII"O ; to titUde and respect Wilt always br tri:;•iiiiiielb;‘d, as well - • • for, his laudable conduct, as f)r Ole so ntaneous •..• • .. • signation he immediately, itiade.ot his,appointrriont 4 " You have now beard concisely the motives4m . f which this,change in GoVerntuent has been founded;! . . nor can you be ignorant that the cibildos . are Vested, . . . with faculties to take..upon• ther selves ihe reins of Government in such critical circumstances, and to' ad 4 I c opt means. for the 4p p.)i n me 9 ts:pf persons, through whom- the . public; may bat Imepresent their . . opinions, and be acquainted with the resolutions of. Giv,rument ; and, finally,' you have now'a national authority, with•which you may unite, in brotherly: love, to aid and assist one another reciprocally. " We may no Abu_ we_aie_no longer; apprehensive of seeing our city destiOyed, by be-} lag divided against We .have now 'the satis laaion-to see that we-bear a share in promoting the welfare of our country, which hitherto, we were: always deprived of, as an„exclusive privilege of fo-: reigners ; we, therefore,' hope that reciprocal hat.' mony" will henceforward prevail, and that you will' acknow!edge the 1 1EPRESENTATIVE AUTHORITY, temporarily established as your prote&ors. " By waiting patiently the result which must en-. sue, from precautions so wise, you and your chil dren will be happy. You will be convinced more by future experience, than by any promise, we may at present make of the utility of the Junta; or th e . mildness with which it ads, and which will always be ifiseparable from their mode of Government ; and of their exertions arid vigilance to promote the hap piness of the inhabitants of the distria' under their command. , ; " Do not disapplove or censure prematurely •the resolutions of ('he Junta, becatise, at first sight, you may condeMn theai, or' because you do not. compre- . 'lend their views; you may bear individuals describe or propose plans ‘vhich may appear preferable, but do not believe that such plans would ha;e been dis regarded, had they been found advantageous. Be . ware of criticising the individual merits and ta lent's of the , Members whO have been elected.- We will assist each other in carrying the burthen, ob serving the precepts of Jesus Christ, by exercis ing the duties of society , which Providence has been pleased to confide to us, and that every man be rewarded according to his merits.—Arid the better to confirm that union and tranquility, so essential to peace and harmony, we recommend and enjoin that the Judges and J ustrces, as well Ecclesiastical as Secular, and the men of property under our govern ment do unite with us in patriotic zeal, to aid and assist, . with 'their best endeavours, vigilance, and loyalty, the accomplishment of our good inten tions, by sending an individual from every Cabildo, town, or corporation, as a deputy to remain at the seat of Government, with such instru6lions as may be thought conducive to the end proposed.—And we hereby declare, that our pretensions are no other than the preservation of the throne of FERDINAND THE SEVENTH, the safety of the country, the tri umph of religion, UNION WITH. OUR NEIGHBOURS, and destruCtion to the perfidious attempts of the tyrant. By command of the Supreme Junta of Govern• meat, DIEGO DE VALLENIL LA, See. Crimana, 28th April, 1813. The following are extracts from private letters :•••••• CURACAA, MAY 9.—We have now to inform you that the long expected explosion has at length taken. place in the province of the Caraccas. An insur reaion has broken out there, and has,extended to . the neighbouring provinces, in consequence of the indignation which the people felt at the conduct of the governing Junta of old Spain. The Captain-Ge, netal the 7ntendan►, and some others, who were, supposed to have an at fach wen t to the Frt.nch, or Iv. at least would have wished, at events, to minor' the dependence of the Culorries of Spain, were aV, rested. " No violence was, however, done to their pet - , They were me re ly conveyed ro a place of security on the coast, and intrneiliately emoarkdd either for Cuba or Portugal. It is retuar kable, tb' t not the least excess has taken place in colls „ qu ericd vf-the revolution. The people say, - (hitt all they want is to esmbirsh a free and'ibile*irdnt,G,:iiero: nient.—They are, therefore, anxious fOr the slit' mice and protection of Britatu. t . A.WOTHER LETTER. " ".6n the 'F§th April, the inliabitAnts of tic C 3 ' rauoaA,wto the ritxn.ber of 6 ' 4 ; ( )(itYp4i - tqins i mid ao d arrested all the chief Officers. This-t.eingdode, thel . a:ProvisibnAl 'Government otir'kYk.,ttkii o 'o ' ll citizens, and catAddl YOrinerbill,Cers ‘Oitsai4lyteil'ibarked : .11'ey have sl a te lowered the ' Ur ward and out war& i dtiVesconsfclrat i rly, and . ha'l e* tl dared dist cokuntratC,e .t is7l6 be free rtoiti 111 its ter tiler r . itripOlic rs'.:Ftioititi. , Every, -6dti pro se preset; 1) supeon . ‘t t... Spitclt t h e Lign of,Greakkritaiti.'' " • • • . •• ' recplleo : spme shoat hue s inad iY noticing JiTe crobabiii,ty of an :early -revolt, in (..itieiree. of the.propen s ity •Fren'obl'ptiociples theCapi'4Gentril Liteirdaot. ; , t 1 . 1 ; 13 . !he: :great diOsi.or the arlCiellt I • t 6.0 :in t cy*ntry ; who' artim ..cornincuc: str'ozgl, a e,' evinced a 9 degr' 4,), C1v..44,) l • . , , relating,ta - .surrer;d:A. some of the Provinces arid witty resistance, a griitY 3 •o ) iiiiour arost., arid' t r ite c o liditet 0 the Junta-aS.4iittr,sitaify,cdpde iti n. 2 .d. I..tre Caplai"" General 'with; view othets high in- odic?, weie i" - leeted for forme r m i s e o ti c l uct; and conspicuous a I t‘re t ; - , :qkvt4et to Fl s ance, as objects of re-vvrige, conveye 674l ; secrecy, arid immediiitelrsont off, entree for Cub - or PortoDurin g this pio6"ctling Mr. -1 . 1 ' ). " 4 4 "Itigkok'retnainbd - in CYrilccas',a spettator . and ar k-r d. .sutei me:the:masetie. attachment to the .13riti' l re wails -a Inun g.4140-p :`. We , prognosticate,4, , however,: which wdl operate . in :introducing certain divisieol among the white and coloured natives,,,_ as the, 1.01.- * mer are not nninerous•enfauAhfor a ..pectuanent pretnacy. Already the coloured ` people ,claira C °l' fain privileges from . Whi c h t h ey. have hitherto 1 )e' 1 excluded,, • . • . " We.cannot yet ascert a i n t h e disposillon:of • , provinces, not having any cortnnunication l ate l Yo but we have n o :d o ubt, of the piinciple,being• extended.'' • „ - • -• song. RIOT AT, LIFE#POOL. On Saturday last,: about twa 'o'clock, a very se rious riot took plaCe . .i t i Liverpool . . A / lumber 0 ' AmeriCans, to 11;6 •aructiiit of upwards of 10 ' assembled at ilke,,King:s and Queen's Docks, troth whence they proceeded, armed 'ssith large and staves, to one of,.the rendeivons - - '- Strand -street, and iniMediately began to break t l4 windows.. A number of them entered. 'the hoL l ' e • and.dest royed a great p ar t o f th e nitniture. Otte " the press-gang, of t he-name of Oven w st d, was the house, and, la endeavouring to make his escaP e ' was caught by the-niub, who took hini with then) the King's Dock, where they cut his clothe . off, procured a bucket 'of. tar, which „they rubb all over , hitn, and got aluantity.of cotton, :they stuck on him. in this siiva:ion 'they ti r " ) ,`,"" him through several of the streeta,. beatihg With stickS; at length . he goi:a.drnitiance i i)t •' l 6 a public-house, where he was delivered rom tt a, unmerciful mob, by the attention of the lazi dl , ° ,'d whocOvered Kith, a .smock:frock, and beii‘" him over the wall in the yard:- Mr. Miller, o° ' Superintendant of the Police, with the Constabli s went - to the rencreiVoilS"heusZ'falsonn I offree' l got information ; of the - disturbance,, 6,11 - hot until the mob had carried ',t}' . Ward. Two Aerican.'P who have been idciitihed as being ver y active the riOt, have been committed to Laticasterr. tor: tr, la e at the -next Asszes, by Mr. ,Aspinall, one Of S eatirely Magistrates. About eleven o'clock the same n ib there. was an assemblage of A mericans t Queen's Dock, to the•number - of t -, 00 or 300 re sons, but tiact Constables prevented any further O s ; chief, and-succeed e d i n sen di ng them - on - board - III!, ships. The riot was occasioned by-the Americal w , A..repetition of it -is expelled every day, as t hc 'i are very much- dissatisfied at the inipressinent their countrymen. The 4th of next month i$ t lra usual day for celebrating the anniversary of , H alt di can Independence, and it is feared another riot st mote seriousi will de attempted ; hut, no . ( I ° - , all necessary', precautions will be taken against ,11 threatened violence. A Gentleman, who has made his escape from Ant werp, arrived yesterday, and reports, that there Pte 18 sail 01 the line ready for sea in the Scheldt. -1 Two of these ships are manned by ainish .14 ' a nion' A vessel is arrived at Falinouth tram Tarrago.' a : which has brought some favour a bl e accoun ts at .0 1 ' ; state of affairs [in Catalonia. B es id es t h e army o' O'DONNEL, there are tour othe r di v i s i o ns 01 . th i d Patriots, who continually Harass -the enemy, and almost daily send prisoners i n t o T a rragona: -- SucHEr, it was W:11 On his_march. against $ division stongly posted on th e f ront i e rs of tiljt province. Accounts froth St: Thomas's confirm our fortlier advices relative to the revolution that lids Ow' place in the Caracas. A Junta has been establish' ed at St.".lago de Leon, and agents have bcen,seot to several of our Islands, and to Admiral Coca' RANE, praying the prote4ttion 4nd, alli,lnce of Grcj‘ Britain. An approaching union between the I-lon. JENKINsON, brother of Lord LivEapoot., and MI SI S. EVELYN, daughter of the lace Sir GEoE"GE , EVELYN, is among the reports in the fashiouab o circles. A singular report W 33. hte,f.curreilt in Amster' dam. It wai asserted that there was a general IO surrectinn in this country, aad that the object t t ; General SAktn,,,zlN's visit to England way .to gi 4 every pi:694)le aisi , s4ance and entit.naraz:mznt to tU t disaffected party. ~~~